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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

8

Incentive to Run for Public Office Editorial

An Amarillo Globe News editorial argues that better government hinges on attracting capable leaders. It poses the cabinet dilemma, notes public office prestige is low, and cites Dr. Henry A. Atkinson of the Church Peace Union as the source of the conference approach to peace.

Henry A. Atkinson Church Peace Union Soviet Union Great Britain Bible School John W. Darby Thomas Church In

War's Still On

Dorothy Thompson argues postwar unity is essential after campaigns and wars. She notes executive power during war invites criticism, cites Lincoln’s Civil War leadership, and urges reconciliation with Allies and a shared future.

Dorothy Thompson

Weird Hedgerow Fighting Described By Ernie Pyle

Ernie Pyle on the Western Front explains the gritty hedgerow combat in northwestern France as two small platoons clear fields along a lane. He details dense hedgerows, earth banks, and the exposed, claustrophobic nature of the fighting that broke the German army in the west.

Ernie Pyle Western Front France

Stalin's Peace Plan and World Power Shifts

Stalin presents a frank view of postwar peace stressing Russia's rise, calls for a new league framework with disarmament and swift action against aggression, and contrasts Soviet realism with Western idealism. The piece notes allied leaders hedging and the need for practical arrangements over past league ideals.

Paul Mallon New York Stalin League of Nations de Gaulle France Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Paris Churchill Japan Russia Izvestia Dewey Brittain Europe United States Britain Dumbarton Oaks Bretton Woods Chicago Aviation Germany Old League

Not So Long Ago: 1929 1934 1939 Highlights Across Nations

A compact digest notes events from 1929 to 1939 including Germany's ship construction under treaty limits, the American Federation of Musicians condemning canned music in cinemas, Pussyfoot Johnson addressing liquor issues, Japan-Manchukuo trade talks, Borah on relief funds, Texas grain growers opposing higher rail tariffs, Dutch warnings to Americans, James M Smith's guilty plea, and Texas lawmakers backing Dies Committee actions.

Germany American Federation of Musicians Pussyfoot” Johnson Japan Manchukuo Borah Hopkins Texas Grainmen Holland Louisiana State University James M. Smith Texas Dies Committee Amarillo American Business Club

CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES REVEALED

A crossword puzzle list shows horizontal and vertical clues with numbered items for a governor, abbreviations, scientific symbols, names, and common terms. Entries include bird homes, mineral symbols, sea terms, and various linguistic hints, forming a classic word grid puzzle.

Hedgerow warfare and Mexican dishes described by a traveling correspondent

A wartime narrator details hedgerow tactics in mobile attacks, front-line how to silence machine guns, and a backfield mortar line. The piece shifts to lighter notes about Mexican food and tamales, then reflects on soldiers adapting to life in the field and the pace of close quarters combat.

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Polk Street Professor Describes Chili Riffs on Mexican Dishes

A radio discussion sparks a家庭 tale about chili heat and Mexican cooking. A narrator recalls hosting a visiting Yank soldier who mocks Mexican tortillas as bicycle-tire textures and complains the enchiladas were too spicy and hot for his palate.

Penetro Nose Drops: cold stuffed nose relief

Penetro Nose Drops claim to shrink nasal membranes with two drops in each nostril to ease breathing. Caution to use only as directed.

Breakfast of Champions Milk Fruit and Wheaties Tale

A nostalgic note recalls the Breakfast of Champions slogan pairing milk fruit and Wheaties as a training table staple embraced by leading athletes. It underscores the enduring legacy of cereal branding and athletic fueling.

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